At our recent whole team meeting we were delighted to announce some well-deserved promotions:
Dawn Mercer to Associate Director, Emily Leader to Senior Consultant, Selby Stocks to Associate Director, Sandy Fishpool to Associate Director and Jessie Mitchell to Project Coordinator.
Forestry England have announced that they have acquired 13 Camping in the Forest campsites. It is hoped that in addition to supporting the organisation’s sustainable management of the nation’s forests, the move will encourage an enhanced customer offer at these sites which may include experience-based activity packages linked to nature, wildlife and recreation, and offer more choice for the types of camping accommodation available.
We are excited to announce a new member to the RSL team this week! Liz Walker has joined the team as Associate Director, Planning.
This week we welcomed two new additions to the planning team! Find out a little more about each of them here.
It’s now a little over a week since the Environment Bill was introduced. This includes a requirement for all new planning consents to include a condition requiring a 10% biodiversity net gain. In other words, those building need to demonstrate an uplift in biodiversity on or near the site, enhancing natural habitats to create lasting benefits both for wildlife and for people.
This week Abigail Eggleston has joined the RSL team as Internal Project Coordinator. Abi will be coordinating and implementing a variety of internal projects, one of these being the office renovation.
We are delighted to announce our latest member of the Rural Solutions team – Advisory Consultant, Anna Ridewood!
Our client commissioned our planning and architecture services to seek permission for a replacement ‘eco-house’ on a site near Kettlesing, North Yorkshire located in the Nidderdale AONB.
At our recent whole team meeting we were delighted to announce some well-deserved promotions:
Dawn Mercer to Associate Director, Emily Leader to Senior Consultant, Selby Stocks to Associate Director, Sandy Fishpool to Associate Director and Jessie Mitchell to Project Coordinator.
Forestry England have announced that they have acquired 13 Camping in the Forest campsites. It is hoped that in addition to supporting the organisation’s sustainable management of the nation’s forests, the move will encourage an enhanced customer offer at these sites which may include experience-based activity packages linked to nature, wildlife and recreation, and offer more choice for the types of camping accommodation available.
We are excited to announce a new member to the RSL team this week! Liz Walker has joined the team as Associate Director, Planning.
This week we welcomed two new additions to the planning team! Find out a little more about each of them here.
It’s now a little over a week since the Environment Bill was introduced. This includes a requirement for all new planning consents to include a condition requiring a 10% biodiversity net gain. In other words, those building need to demonstrate an uplift in biodiversity on or near the site, enhancing natural habitats to create lasting benefits both for wildlife and for people.
This week Abigail Eggleston has joined the RSL team as Internal Project Coordinator. Abi will be coordinating and implementing a variety of internal projects, one of these being the office renovation.
We are delighted to announce our latest member of the Rural Solutions team – Advisory Consultant, Anna Ridewood!
Our client commissioned our planning and architecture services to seek permission for a replacement ‘eco-house’ on a site near Kettlesing, North Yorkshire located in the Nidderdale AONB.